WeRide, Uber Launch Spain’s First Commercial Robotaxi Pilot in Madrid
WeRide and Uber will launch Spain’s first Robotaxi service in Madrid by 2026, marking WeRide’s entry into Europe, with plans for extensive deployment across cities globally.
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WeRide and Uber will launch Spain’s first Robotaxi service in Madrid by 2026, marking WeRide’s entry into Europe, with plans for extensive deployment across cities globally.
Geely Auto Group will unveil China’s first purpose-built Robotaxi prototype at the Beijing Auto Show, showcasing advanced AI technologies.
On March 31, numerous Apollo Go robotaxis in Wuhan stopped unexpectedly, causing traffic congestion and a collision, attributed to a system malfunction.
Uber now holds approximately 5.82% of WeRide’s Class A ordinary shares, making it a significant shareholder with more than a 5% stake.
Robotaxi revenue reached $7.0 million in Q4 and $20.6 million for the full year.
Hesai has now secured over 160 production nominations from more than 40 automakers, covering all of China’s top ten brands by sales.
WeRide’s global Robotaxi fleet reached 1,023 vehicles as of January 2026. With 2,000 new units planned, the company’s operational fleet could exceed 2,600 vehicles this year.
WeRide expects to deploy hundreds of thousands of Robotaxis globally by 2030.
Uber and Lyft will start a pilot program using Baidu’s Apollo Go RT6 robotaxis in the UK in 2026.
Momenta and Grab will explore introducing Momenta’s autonomous driving technology into Southeast Asian markets.